Category: Electronics
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The Complex Path to AI at Scale: Why Adoption Isn’t as Easy as the Hype Suggests
The world is buzzing with excitement about Artificial Intelligence (AI), from consumer apps to enterprise software, and even public governance. But beneath this digital enthusiasm lies a sobering truth—scaling AI isn’t easy. It’s hard, complex, and fraught with challenges that span ethics, accuracy, public trust, and organizational change. As the…
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How AI Agents Are Transforming Workplaces: Rethinking Skills, Management, and Inclusion
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly through the development of intelligent agents and digital workers, is fundamentally reshaping the workplace. These AI systems are no longer confined to automating repetitive tasks—they are now entering domains once considered the sole preserve of humans: collaboration, communication, management, and even mentorship.…
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When Intelligence Becomes Ubiquitous: The Coming Disruption by AI and AGI
The world is on the cusp of an epoch-defining shift—one not just of technology, but of human identity, work, and power. A growing consensus, sometimes referred to as the San Francisco consensus, is emerging among the world’s leading AI research labs: that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—a system as capable as…
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India’s Electrical Equipment and Electronics Industry: A Rising Export Powerhouse
India’s electrical equipment and electronics industry is undergoing a transformation that is both deep and global in its implications. Once dependent on imports to meet domestic demand, India is now emerging as a competitive export hub, aiming to capitalize on geopolitical supply chain realignments and the country’s rising capabilities in…
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Setbacks and Silver Linings: the Recent Challenges in Indian Electronics Manufacturing
India’s ambitions of emerging as a global electronics manufacturing powerhouse have faced critical headwinds in recent months, exposing both structural weaknesses and technological vulnerabilities. Despite consistent growth in exports and substantial policy backing, the recent withdrawals of high-profile semiconductor projects have underlined the steep climb India must make to reach…
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The Telecommunications Industry in 2025: A Sector in Transformation
The global telecommunications industry is undergoing a transformative phase in 2025, characterized by robust growth, technological evolution, and deepening regional penetration. With an estimated market valuation ranging from $2.46 trillion to $3.16 trillion depending on the scope of services and hardware included, the sector remains central to global digital infrastructure.…
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Bridging the Innovation Gap in East Asia and Pacific
In recent years, productivity growth across the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region has shown worrying signs of deceleration. At the heart of this issue lies a critical productivity divide between the region’s most advanced firms and the world’s leading companies—particularly those in digital-intensive sectors. The Innovation Divide: National vs…
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Artificial Intelligence: Walking the Tightrope Between Great Promise and Great Peril
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining what machines can do—from decoding complex medical images to crafting new life-saving drugs. Yet, behind this exhilarating progress lies a sobering reality: as much as AI can empower humanity, it also harbors the potential to destabilize key aspects of society. Balancing its transformative benefits with…
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Powering the Future: Unpacking the $4.26 Trillion Electrical and Electronics Industry in 2025
In 2025, the global electrical equipment and electronics industry stands as a powerhouse of modern economic transformation—valued at a staggering $4.26 trillion and projected to reach $5.58 trillion by 2029. This growth, at a CAGR of approximately 7%, is not merely a reflection of market demand but a testament to…
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Nvidia’s Reign in the AI Chip Market: Powering the Global AI Revolution
In the unfolding narrative of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, one name consistently stands at the forefront: Nvidia. With a commanding share—estimated between 70% to 95%—in the AI accelerator market, Nvidia has positioned itself as the de facto infrastructure provider for the world’s most ambitious AI ambitions. From powering generative…